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... , singing Mark the merry elves best, Libanus Juvenile Choir. Recitation, Y Dymhestl Olaf best, Mr W. Morgan. Bass solo, Arm, arm, ye brave; best, Eosydd Mynach. Impromptu speech, subject, Nadolig (Christmas); prize divided between Eosydd JVlynach ...
... bridge. DAIRY PRODUCE. Cheese, exceeding I) inches in thickness—Phillip John, Stembridge, Cowbridt'e. Chee. under 6 inches iu thickness—1, jennet Tthys, Wick, Bridgend; 2, Phillip John, Stonibridge, Co biidiie. Fresh butter i» Jones, Old Beaupre, Cowbridge; ...
... the Tsaghan'a Arms HoteL, H, Hvod, where he was attended by Dr. Dukes. it I was found that he had received a wound on the M head and internal injuries. He is progressng A favourabl y. O re FV-EEAL o; DL, TnomAs.-Tbe funeral of Air, John Thomas, surgeon ...
... , an the follow, aseanting voters.- K r. John Cory. Vaindra Bell; enry Phillips, Now*- th h Port; H-. JParll, Newport; John Kason, Stake as aPark'; David Jenkins, Caecrle; John Nortbcokt, h ho N oewport; John Wheeler, Newport; H. CWa4r, ow w Newport; ...
... l1874. F ?? Tlomws Cords (C) . ?? ,090 3V chu (L). - ?? - 1U2 1:M. April CARDIGAN BOROUGHS& 1R.,DAVIES AND THE GAUE LAWS5 On Monday laet, Mr. David Davie, La arrived in Cardigan betwee 8 aud 9 o'cok, and his advent being anticipated earlrthe adw put in ...
... Brynanani Jenkir Mor2gan, ?? John Morgan. Amman Inn; J Fohn eiarries, Glanraon; John Jones, antam man, T. Clement; F. Iagge, B nunan; Lewi ; Bishop. Llandilo; Ft . GwnuJOntJ, Patgbs; John Bloyd, Pantynlark; 3. Jonas, Farmr' . Arms, and others. D On the motion ...
... railway enterpulse introduced ?? Valleys' be was tiot so prosperous as now; then it was alir o5h. John Guest oame to the rescue-then It Was bir' eons John Guest sassisd iu the making of the Taff -Vale. mre Railway, end what weasthe result? He wass-the ...
... Cardiff on Saturday. Lord Aberdare presieled, and ail the msmbers of tne Committee were present. The Rev. C. J. the vicar of St John's, (.'a-din, was tiie fast witness called, lie s ud. in answer to Lord Aberdare, that he thought tpp p\«4'du suoo'v of s-liools ...